Archive · 21 May 2025
Occultist Dupes Wardha Family of ₹1.4 Lakh, Steals Jewelry
Imagine someone pretending to be a spiritual guide who scared a family by saying they were cursed.
This person, Aslam Khan Maulana, tricked the family into giving him money and stole their jewelry, claiming to perform rituals to fix the problem.
He took ₹1.4 lakh from them.
The family went to the police, who are now investigating him under laws against superstition and black magic.
The police suspect there might be other victims as well.
An occultist, Aslam Khan Maulana, is accused of exploiting a family in Inzapur.
The accused allegedly instilled fear of dark forces and performed rituals to extort money.
The occultist extracted ₹1.4 lakh and stole gold ornaments from the family.
The family reported the incident to the Sawangi Police Station.
A case was registered under the Maharashtra Anti-Superstition and Black Magic Act.
- Who
- Aslam Khan Maulana, the accused occultist, and Mustaqim Khan Shamim Khan Pathan and his family.
- What
- An occultist extorted money and stole from a family under the guise of performing rituals.
- When
- The case was registered on Monday at the Sawangi Police Station.
- Where
- Inzapur, Wardha.
- Why
- The accused convinced the family they were haunted by a satanic presence.
- Accused
- Aslam Khan Maulana
- Location of Crime
- Inzapur
- Amount Defrauded
- ₹1.4 lakh
- Charges
- Maharashtra Anti-Superstition and Black Magic Act
- Complainant
- Mustaqim Khan Shamim Khan Pathan
- Police Station
- Sawangi Police Station
